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Title: Oil Down Over Fuel Demand Concerns, Investors Await OPEC+ Meeting

Writer: analysiswatchanalysiswatch

Jun 28, 2021 10:27PM ET

By: AnalysisWatch


Oil turned down Tuesday morning in Asia, because the fast-spreading Delta variation of COVID-19 in a few international locations dimmed the gasoline call for outlook. Investors additionally look forward to an Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies (OPEC+) assembly later the week.

Brent Oil Futures fell 0.38% to $73.86 via way of means of 10:20 PM ET (2:20 AM GMT) and Crude Oil WTI Futures slid 0.32% to $72.68.

Oil has received around 10% in June 2021 because of the financial healing from COVID-19 in markets that include the U.S. and China.

On the delivery side, OPEC+ is anticipated to boom deliver via way of means of 500,000 to one million barrels an afternoon in August whilst the cartel meets on Thursday.

In information to be reviewed on the assembly, OPEC+ forecasts that worldwide oil markets will continue to be in deficit in 2021 if it continues to output steady.

Fuel call for is anticipated to surpass deliver via way of means of 1.7 million barrels an afternoon in August, consistent with estimates to be supplied to the Joint Technical Committee.



 
 
 

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